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Mid-October 2026 Issue

Police Fleet News

Police Fleet Professional Staff
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South Korea Sets 2035 Target for Cleaner Police Vehicles

South Korea plans to make all new police vehicle purchases and leases electric or hydrogen-powered by 2035, with limited exceptions for specialized vehicles. A pilot in Seoul will help pave the way, signaling growing public-sector demand for clean transportation and supporting infrastructure

Glen Clove Police Secure $200,000 Fleet Upgrade

A $200,000 grant secured by Assembly member Charles Lavine will fund two new patrol cars and two Harley-Davidson police motorcycles for Glen Cove, New York. The investment will replace high-mileage patrol vehicles with updated technology and improved fuel efficiency, while adding motorcycles for traffic enforcement and special events.

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Cottage Grove Wins $800,000 for Police Fleet Modernization

Cottage Grove, Oregon, has been awarded an $800,000 federal grant to modernize its police fleet. The funding will support vehicle upgrades as part of the department’s broader efforts to improve public safety and strengthen community trust.

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Georgia State Patrol Adds Broncos for Beach Patrol

Georgia State Patrol has added two Ford Broncos to its Jekyll Island fleet, expanding troopers’ ability to patrol beaches and other challenging terrain. Equipped with emergency lighting, the SUVs support the agency’s responsibilities across the island’s roads, neighborhoods and shoreline.

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InterMotive Celebrates 30 Years of Innovation

InterMotive Vehicle Controls, a leading manufacturer of electronic control systems, is celebrating its 30th anniversary...marking three decades of innovation in vehicle technology designed to enhance safety, performance and functionality.

Founded in 1996 by Greg and Linda Schafer, InterMotive has grown into a trusted provider of advanced vehicle control solutions serving a variety of markets, including law enforcement, emergency response, transportation and work trucks.

Throughout its history, the company has engineered advanced control systems to meet a diverse range of vehicle and fleet operational needs, including idle management, theft prevention, safety interlocks, CAN network integration, driver and passenger safety, and other specialized vehicle functions.

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